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Blocks in Water Turn Dark

Blocks placed in water - primarily ones made from wood and stone - turn darker when in water than when dry. All waterlogged blocks will turn darker, and full blocks that can't be waterlogged (such as plank blocks, logs, stone brick, etc) will turn dark as well.

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    What if you want to build an underwater base, but want to use the dry textures of blocks? Then this feature may be destructive.